8 Days Essential Kazakhstan To Kyrgyzstan Small Group Tour 4Star Hotel （Max 16）
Kok Tobe · Parque Nacional Charyn Canyon · Almaty · Parque Nacional Ala Archa · Burana · Lago Issyk Kul · Cholpon-Ata · Bishkek
Resumo da viagem
An 8-day, 7-night group tour across Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan takes you deep into the heart of Central Asia. Explore modern cities like Almaty, wander through colorful bazaars, and admire vast steppes, alpine lakes, and dramatic mountain scenery. Visit cultural landmarks, nomadic villages, and historic Silk Road sites while enjoying local cuisine. A perfect mix of nature, culture, and adventure with a friendly group and expert guides.
Our package covers accommodations, admission fees, bullet trains, a expert tour guide, meals, transportation, and other perks.
Itinerário dia a dia
Hello travelers! Welcome to Almaty, Kazakhstan’s Old Capital & Largest City! Upon your
arrival at Almaty International Airport, our local driver will greet you at the arrival gate. From there, it's about 20 km drive to the downtown area. Check in your hotel. The rest of today is free on your own in Almaty.
Nestled at the foot of the majestic Trans-Ili Alatau mountain range, Almaty enchants
travelers with its breathtaking natural setting, where snow-capped peaks are always in view. Known as the “Father of Apples” & “City of Apples”, it’s believed to be the genetic birthplace of modern apples. Spot whimsical apple art dotted all over Almaty - sweet, playful, and
totally Instagram-worthy!
Once a pivotal city on the Silk Road, Almaty is celebrated for its relaxed, friendly vibe, making it a haven for hikers, foodies, and culture lovers. As Kazakhstan’s former
capital (1929-1997), it retains a distinct Soviet-era charm, with leafy streets, grand avenues, and impressive cultural landmarks.
Almaty feels like a blend of European and Asian influences - clean, safe, and vibrant, with a multi-ethnic population of Kazakhs, Russians, Uyghurs, and Koreans. Be sure to try local delicacies like beshbarmak (a hearty meat and noodle dish) and shubat (fermented camel milk) for an authentic taste of nomadic heritage.
Arrival Ideas:
1. For Flights: Almaty International Airport (ALA) is Kazakhstan’s busiest hub, offering direct flights from major cities like Istanbul, Dubai, Frankfurt, Seoul, Beijing, and Moscow. Check
airlines like Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, or Air Astana for the latest schedules and connections.
2. For Visas: Kazakhstan offers visa-free entry for citizens of over 80 countries, including the U.S., EU nations, the UK, Canada, Australia, and most of Asia. Others apply for an e-visa
online - fast, simple, and ready for your adventure! Always confirm requirements with official government sources before your trip.
Almaty Travel Tip: If you arrive in Almaty early and have some free time, you or your group can explore the city on your own. The following ideas have been compiled foryour
reference:
· Almaty Metro Experience: It is 18-meter-deep Soviet-era marvel. Ride affordable,
scenic lines: Abay Station’s cultural murals, Zhibek Zholy’s art. See uniquely themed stations adorned with beautiful mosaics, murals & ornate chandeliers. It’s an artistic underground museum & a functional transit hub.
· 2.Abay Opera House: Watch evening performance (affordable) at one of Central
Asia's oldest opera houses. It showcases world-class ballet & opera productions. Its elegant, Soviet-era architecture & grand interior provide a truly memorable cultural experience.
· 3. Night Life at Arbat Street:** It is a vibrant pedestrian zone. Enjoy street
performers, browse local art and crafts, and relax at one of its many cozy cafes. It's the perfect place to soak up the local culture.
